Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-05

| as heavy as expected, being 2l5 cars Of wheat
| July wheat opened at S6Hc, but before noon
July options was forced up to Sic through
/ Eeavy purchases by several brokers. No gTi5al
| amount of clique news was floating af25nt.
| Some New Workers predicted q collapse oftheir
| own corner ann consequent disaster to Chicago,
| but no particular weight was attached tutgossip
of this sort. The last half hour or so witnessed
| little reaction, but part was mEde up,
Estimates on the visible eupply next week
are T. at 1t will snow an increase Of at least
1000 GOO bushels. July closed at SG1Ic 1t is es
timated that during the morning BOsenheld y
Go. sold short 100000 bushels of June wheat.
Corn opened steady with q disposition on the
part of the local crowd to work Tor advance.
Offerings were not large and gain of "a re
suited. At the bulge there appe red TO be plen-
" of sale and all early gain was lost and the
last sales were at the same figures on yester-
day. large part of the trading ~ In chang
ing contracts from June 20 July.
i he opening sales of July were
at 80 ~ sold TO Ace; WeakG7et at close to 394C.
Provisions were moderately active but a.
settled and prices iluCtuated more freely within
larger range; shorts appeared more anxious to
recover and at times offerings were light; on
every bulge, however, they were ample for all
requirements and shortly before the close &
slight weakness occurred, but the last sale OF
snOrJ rios were at the same figures as yester-
broke to s. 4755a7 so: ~ sold t. to Sc ~
receded and closed at $757zs; July
Lard opened ~ So 7215, sold at S. 6715G6 7215:
and clio sed witt outside figures. Leading flu
lures closed as follows Wheat-No.2, June
92c; July S63ic; August S4llc; September S33sC.
Corn-NO. ?. June 3S%c; July 592Ici Aug
ust 402l04O15G; September h25c. Mess
pork-June S23 90. Lard = June Sc 621s {;
July S. 70a6 72s; August S. SOa
81 573<; August 81 So; September 81 10 Cash
quotations were: Flour was quiet and prices
unchanged and firm. No. , spring wheat g "a
G92c; No. 2 red 9llzc, No. corn 3S1Ec.
Mess pork SD SOAPS 90. Lard Sc 625sd6 50
Short rib sides, loose. 81 50G7 524. Dry sailed
shoulders, boxed, S. 60G5 20. Short clear sides,
boxed, 81 6507 70.
NEW YORK, June 4. - Flour-Market was
dull but low grades held firmly. Wheat-ScOJ
lots H0%c and options 105Ic lower. closing
firm. spot No. , red 971&091/sr; June 97j58eS,
August 937s 693%c, closing at 9355G; September
93%6937Gc, closing $500 Corn Spot
lots &G55c and options "a
sc higher, closing steady; moderate eN-
port tradings. Speculation less active; IN
graded 4704S}2c at steamer; 4615c at elevator;
412ic delivered; spot No. 2, 473IG4S6C canal
a1oat; June 475s047zaC. closing at 473Ic; July
closed 49Ic; September quoted at 5Ohc.
Cofee-Sales 90,75J bags; market for spot
lots was fair; .dO quiet; options were
fairly active and higher: June SI9 sOG20 20;
July $50 25620 20; August SO 75d2l 10;
September $40 90G2l 20: October 81 20a2l 40;
November S2I 1CG2l 40; December 81 1921 30;
January and February S2I 80; March 81 Asa
changed; refined firm. MoIasses firm. Pork
steady d trading light. Cut meats firm. Lart
sal points higher but less active; western
steam spot 81 O214 July 81 0267 o.; August
s. 1907 l5i September s. 2ClO7 %; October
81 2S'G7 80; NoVen Der 81 20; city steam So 80,